IP Classes and Subnet Mask
Wondering if it is possible to add an existing Ethernet time clock (IP address 10.22.1.104) via VPN tunnel to the other network that is 192.168.1.XX. Subnet masks are the same: 255.255.255.0?
Hello,
Yes it is possible. It doesn't matter if subnet masks are same or different. All you need to do is to allow NTP traffic through VPN tunnel and be sure that routing is set OK.
If it is too complicated to push it through VPN, you can use some of public ntp servers:
http://www.pool.ntp.org/en
Regards!
Yes it is possible. It doesn't matter if subnet masks are same or different. All you need to do is to allow NTP traffic through VPN tunnel and be sure that routing is set OK.
If it is too complicated to push it through VPN, you can use some of public ntp servers:
http://www.pool.ntp.org/en
Regards!
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Sorry for the lack of details:
Two established Juno FW (VPN)
Lathem TimeClock is at remote location and must be connected to corp. office computer running time clock manger software.
Corp. office is 192.168.XX.XX
Remote office is 10.22.1.XX
SM: 255.255.255.0
Two established Juno FW (VPN)
Lathem TimeClock is at remote location and must be connected to corp. office computer running time clock manger software.
Corp. office is 192.168.XX.XX
Remote office is 10.22.1.XX
SM: 255.255.255.0
Is this a site to site vpn?
Look at the VPN configuration.
You can during the setup, pass routing rules to include the IPS.
Look at the VPN configuration.
You can during the setup, pass routing rules to include the IPS.
You're not including the type of VPN/VPN client in use.
With that said, pushing the time server might not be accepted.
What VPN tunnel configuration I.e. Are you securing all network when VPN is established or is it securing a set of IPA segments?